You push me, I don't have the strength to
Resist or control you
So take me down
Take me down

You hurt me, but do I deserve this
You make me so nervous
Calm me down
Calm me down

Wake you up in the middle of the night to say,
I will never walk away again
I never gonna leave this bed

So come here and never leave this place
Perfection of your face
Slows me down
Slows me down
So fall down I need you to trust me
Go easy, don't rush me

Help me out why don't you help me out

Wake you up in the middle of the night to say,
I will never walk away again
I never gonna leave this bed
You say go
It isn't worth it and I say no
It isn't perfect so I stay and still
I'm never gonna leave this bed uh

Take it, take it all take all that I have
I'd give it all away just to get you back
And fake it, fake it I'll take what I can get
Knocking so loud, can you hear me yet?
Try to stay awake but you can't forget

Wake you up in the middle of the night to say,
I will never walk away again
I'm never gonna leave this bed
Oh, you say go
It isn't worth it and I say no
It isn't perfect so I stay and still
I'm never gonna leave this bed uh

Take it, take it all take all that I have
Take it, take it all take all that I have
Take it, take it all take all that I have
Take it, take it all take all that I have
Take it, take it all take all that I have
Take it, take it all take all that I have
Take it, take it all take all that I have


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Never Gonna Leave This Bed Lyrics as written by James Valentine Adam Levine

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    My Interpretation

    This song speaks of the emotional rollercoaster that individuals in a relationship experience and represents the desire to grow, first starting from his declaration of commitment.

    He implies that she wants things this way and that way. She "pushes [him]", but he doesn't "have the strenght to resist" her. When he mentions how he can't "control" her, he means that she's stubborn and wants everything her way. She's not going to take no for an answer and she possibly throws tantrums when she can't get her way. She "hurt[s]" him when she tries and gets everything her way regardless. She also probably wants a lot of committment based on the fact that he's asking her to "trust [him]". He's reiterating to her that he'll "never walk away again". Her trust issues might stem from the fact that he either cheated [not likely] or he wanted to walk away from her due to her being too demanding as indicated by his lack of strength. He realized most likely that he took her for granted too and that he really loves her because she makes him happy. When he refers to the "bed", it means that sex wasn't just what he wanted. She won't wake up in the morning to find that the other side of the bed is empty. He won't leave like that. They experience a lot of problems because even she realizes that "it isn't working". He tells her "it isn't worth it" which ties with the idea that he took her for granted (therefore leading to his first departure), but he "stay[s] instead" because he knows that she's the one he wants now. He made the mistake of leaving her, but he must have came to the conclusion that she was what made him happy. He repeats, "take it, take it all, take all that i have" because he's showing that nothing means anything to him anymore if it meant losing her. He would give anything to remain with her. This seems like an issue in their relationship before. He probably didn't want to change or do something for her and her demands started to get too tiring, but their time apart showed him that none of those things or those changes that he opposed were good enough compared to her. He chooses her because she's his source of happiness.

    I LOVE THIS SONG.

    liberatingconspiracyon April 18, 2011   Link

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